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Sports Development Assistants
Scottish Hockey are looking for Sports Development Assistants to support local schools and Sports Development Teams to develop the organisation and participation in hockey across Scotland. Successful applicants will trained as Level 1 Hockey Coaches as well as receiving First Aid and Child Protection training
Individuals with an interest in hockey or sport in general may find this position particularly attractive; however, this is not a prerequisite of the post.
To be eligible for the position you must be 18-24 years old, and on job seeker allowance for a minimum of 6 months. Please note that Scottish Hockey does not accept applications directly. Please see your Jobcentre Plus Personal Advisor to apply.
Positions are available in: Aberdeen City; Aberdeenshire; Angus; Edinburgh; Highland.
Scotland U18 Women - Manager
Scottish Hockey is now recruiting for a manager for Scotland U18 Women.
Closing date for expressions of interest is Friday 24 February 2012.
Potential candidates should note their interest by contacting Dave Stott, Youth Performance Manager via email.
Performance Coaches - Midland District
An opportunity has arisen for Hockey Coaches to deliver a coaching programme for the Midland District level U18 and U16 players (male and female)
The District Programme consists of the most talented male and female hockey players in the district, aged 14-18 years who have not made national youth selection but wish to develop their hockey playing abilities through 1.5 hours per week pitch session.
Please download the Job Description for more information.
Interested coaches are invited to submit an electronic CV via email to David Stott, Youth Performance Manager, to apply for the position.
Higher Education Club Mentors
Scottish Hockey is now looking to recruit several university mentors. The key responsibility in this role will be supporting university hockey clubs and teams in their administration in relation to Scottish Hockey and Scottish Universities Sport.
Specific duties in this capacity may include going through Scottish Hockey procedures with the club committee, acting as a trustee for the club and assisting the club in recruiting new members. Additionally, you may provide support for the club to:
- Register with Scottish Hockey
- Enter Scottish Hockey and SUS Competitions
- Register players with Scottish Hockey
- Organise training for umpires and coaches
- Organise fixtures (Notify teams, umpires, facilities etc)
- Rearrange fixtures when required
This role provides a very rewarding opportunity for someone who wishes to share their experience and would be suitable for former club members, coaches or anyone else who's had a hand in organising university clubs or similar.
Please email contact us to find out more information and provide your location, preferred university and experience.
